G'day peeps,
I painted my calipers a couple of years back and I recommend that you use proper high heat caliper paint unless you want your calipers to peel after a few months and look worse than stock anyway. Also it wasnt the quickest job Ive done because quite alot of patience is needed in prepping your calipers before you paint them.
Make sure you bring heaps of degreaser and heaps of old rags to clean your brake dust off. With the actual painting youll need to do more than 2 coats for a good job otherwise the finish will look shit.
And you will need to wait till each coat dries for a good job. I had to put my calipers in my mates oven to get the paint fully solid, then i did it again the following night for the second and third coat to male it look perfect. If youve ever taken your calipers apart there are quite a few bits and pieces to them which you dont want to lose.
Once you done the second or third coat put the caliper back together and hook it up remember you will need to refill your brake fluid and re bleed your brakes otherwise you will have no brakes.
I dont want to put you off but it might be better doing this in a garage or a workshop because it does tend to get a bit messy, and you definitely dont want brake fluid on your body work it will eat the paint like acid.
I might come down and give you a hand if im not too trasshed from xmas celebrations.
Cheers
Michael